Tuesday, November 5, 2013

Independent A group campaigning against child sex exploitation has run an online
sting operation which caught thousands of paedophiles trying to solicit a
computer-generated 10-year-old girl.

More than 20,000 separate users were ensnared over the course of 10
weeks, all trying to watch the virtual Filipino child Sweetie perform
indecent acts via a webcam.

Researchers from the Netherlands-based
activists group Terre des Hommes logged in to public chat rooms under
the alias of Sweetie, an apparently real girl who they identified
clearly by country of origin, gender and age.

The results were
shocking, according to the group’s project director Has Guyt. They found
that the forums were flooded with people willing to pay to see a young
child perform sex acts live online.

Using basic online search techniques, Mr Guyt’s team at a small,
remote office outside Amsterdam was able to compile a dossier of 1,000
named internet users, complete with written and video evidence, engaged
in the illegal activity. [...]

Terres des Hommes have passed their findings
on to Interpol, but the online abusers will only be prosecuted if police
can find evidence in their own investigations. The group said only six
perpetrators of what they call “webcam child sex tourism” have ever been
convicted of the crime worldwide. [...]

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Click on picture to hear excerpt from Jan. 2012 Kav L'Noar conference. "I want to first give hakoras hatov to Dr. Baruch Shulem who provided me with Daniel Eidensohn's books on child abuse and domestic abuse which offered me many many sources and it gave me many many ideas to be able to deal with the subject properly. And I thank them and I recommend those books to everyone who is interested in getting a good foundation what the issues are in this very important topic."